The company is very laid-back, and you learn a lot. There are a lot of smart people willing to help out in any way.
Sometimes it feels too big. It might be difficult if you’re a big-picture kind of person.
The process is very straightforward and organized. The final loop stages can take up to 4 hours, with up to 5 rounds of interviews, depending on the department. Afterwards, you receive a gift voucher for your time, regardless of the decision.
Initial in-person screen at university was non-technical. Two interviews on-site were technical. Fairly moderate in difficulty, though in-person screen included an interesting philosophical question. Overall positive experience that I enjoyed.
The first part of the interview process was a phone interview, mainly general questions about what interested me about programming and why I wanted to work for Microsoft Startup Labs. Then came the technical interview with one of the engineers there
The process is very straightforward and organized. The final loop stages can take up to 4 hours, with up to 5 rounds of interviews, depending on the department. Afterwards, you receive a gift voucher for your time, regardless of the decision.
Initial in-person screen at university was non-technical. Two interviews on-site were technical. Fairly moderate in difficulty, though in-person screen included an interesting philosophical question. Overall positive experience that I enjoyed.
The first part of the interview process was a phone interview, mainly general questions about what interested me about programming and why I wanted to work for Microsoft Startup Labs. Then came the technical interview with one of the engineers there